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l ap United Way representatives address the press at their home office along with Mr. Bob Cross, principal. Being a Medical Explorer officer requires much time and effort on senior Michelle Tucker's part. X, Their weekly tour took senior Michelle Tucker and junior Lana Taylor to the mater- nity ward. Congratulations seems to be in order since the Student Council contributed the most canned foods with the help of all of the stu- dent body. Community Services!35 if W-8.59 v 3,
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Helping Cthers Along TheWay Providing Helpful Services To The Community Also Provides Learning Experience For Students ven though school takes up a great amount of a student's time, some gave of their precious time to help oth- ers along the way. Senior Michelle Tucker and junior Lana Taylor spent their Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at the Baptist Medical Center. They were involved in a volunteer program called Medical Ex- plorers. This program was geared to- wards students who were interested in a future in the medical profession. This program allowed students to tour the various hospital facilities and present questions to hospital personnel. This unique experience also provided an opportunity for participants to ob- tain jobs in the Baptist Medical system after appropriate training. Another community service which '34fCommunity Services Moving more than 800 cans of food took the combined efforts of seniors Brian Costa and Keree Muradian and sophomore Paula Shepherd. Unpacking the schools contribution of canned food is senior Student Council member Kathy Gallagher. involved the entire school was the Can- paign, sponsored by the United Way. In November the Student Council was in- vited to a press conference at KATV Channel 7. They were being saluted for their hard work in the Canpaign. Every first period was asked to donate canned goods to the needy. McClellan came in first place with 800 cans of food.
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